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Re: The Tragically Hip (new and improved official thread)

Postby direwolf74 » Thu Sep 01, 2011 9:12 am

Henhouse on vinyl?? Holy crap, I didn't think that existed. Amazing that the highest bid so far is $213. That's an awful lot of money to pay for a record. I love the Hip and everything, but no thanks. I did come across a copy of We Are the Same on vinyl at HMV the other day for $25. As mentioned above, it's clearly not my favorite Hip album, but maybe I should snatch it up anyway before it ends up on Ebay a year from now for $200.
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Re: The Tragically Hip (new and improved official thread)

Postby restlesssoul » Thu Sep 01, 2011 9:51 am

direwolf74 wrote:Henhouse on vinyl?? Holy crap, I didn't think that existed. Amazing that the highest bid so far is $213. That's an awful lot of money to pay for a record. I love the Hip and everything, but no thanks. I did come across a copy of We Are the Same on vinyl at HMV the other day for $25. As mentioned above, it's clearly not my favorite Hip album, but maybe I should snatch it up anyway before it ends up on Ebay a year from now for $200.



We are the same will never reach 200 bucks, it was released at the Peak of Vinyl resurgence. Henhouse however, released in 96 was at vinyls ALL TIME low!!! There are not many of these around. It is referred to as the white buffalo over on the hip boards. There is no phantom power vinyl.
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Re: The Tragically Hip (new and improved official thread)

Postby direwolf74 » Thu Sep 01, 2011 9:58 am

restlesssoul wrote: There is no phantom power vinyl.


Yea, it's a shame they never released that one. I've seen Day for Night pop up on Ebay every now and then, as well as Fully Completely and Road Apples. I'd love to get my hands on all of those, but there's no way I could afford to pay $200 for each one, that's for sure. I've also never seen World Container, Music@Work, or In Violet Light on vinyl. Pretty sure those were only released on CD.
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Re: The Tragically Hip (new and improved official thread)

Postby restlesssoul » Thu Sep 01, 2011 9:57 pm

:o 330$ plus 30$ shipping, final sale for Henhouse :shock:
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Re: The Tragically Hip (new and improved official thread)

Postby Hugh Freaking Dillon » Thu Sep 01, 2011 10:08 pm

restlesssoul wrote::o 330$ plus 30$ shipping, final sale for Henhouse :shock:


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Re: The Tragically Hip (new and improved official thread)

Postby direwolf74 » Fri Dec 23, 2011 11:56 am

New album update!

Rob Baker was interviewed at a volleyball game in Kingston last week (somebody posted it on youtube, but now I can't find the link). Says the band are still in the studio putting the finishing touches on a few songs. They're looking at a spring release for the new album. And just for shits and giggles, here's a blast from the past: 3 songs from a Muchmusic performance back in 2000 featuring a killer version of Tiger the Lion. Enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCVuvinT2mY
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Re: The Tragically Hip (new and improved official thread)

Postby Hugh Freaking Dillon » Fri Dec 23, 2011 2:17 pm

to take this Canadian vinyl thing a bit further, The Tea Party (the band) released some of their first albums on vinyl, but in very limited quantities, mostly locally I think at Ontario-area shows. their facebook moderator posted a link to an ebay auction for Splendor Solis with the comment "OUCH". It was up to about $300 or so at that point.

Then a day later it was updated (because of many requests in the comments) that the Tea Party would not be reissuing their music on vinyl, because of the cost, and in a very frank way, said "we'd have to see a much higher interest in our reunion to do that".

Tis a shame. They should start a vinyl fan club or something.
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Re: The Tragically Hip (new and improved official thread)

Postby Nami » Tue Jan 31, 2012 12:51 pm

Yeah,..... found some Hip fans...

Been listing to music at work lately. Dang its a great cd. Back when it was released didnt care for it much but now... amazing.
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Re: The Tragically Hip (new and improved official thread)

Postby IgotshitID » Wed Feb 01, 2012 8:43 am

direwolf74 wrote:New album update!

Rob Baker was interviewed at a volleyball game in Kingston last week (somebody posted it on youtube, but now I can't find the link). Says the band are still in the studio putting the finishing touches on a few songs. They're looking at a spring release for the new album. And just for shits and giggles, here's a blast from the past: 3 songs from a Muchmusic performance back in 2000 featuring a killer version of Tiger the Lion. Enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCVuvinT2mY


Sweet!!!! Cant wait for the tour, been a few years now since I have seen them
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Re: The Tragically Hip (new and improved official thread)

Postby direwolf74 » Mon Feb 13, 2012 10:05 pm

Finally some more news!

(FORT ALBANY, ON – Wednesday, 01 February 2012) - Canadian legends The Tragically Hip, along with celebrated novelist Joseph Boyden, will be participating in this year’s Great Moon Gathering. The annual event, held on the west coast of James Bay in Ontario’s pristine Arctic lowlands, will gather in Fort Albany, February 15-17, and include the Cree First Nations of Attawapiskat, Peawanuck, Kashechewan, Moose Factory, and Fort Albany.

With a focus on both traditional and contemporary aboriginal education, the Great Moon Gathering celebrates the strengths and diversity of the Cree Nation. Over forty workshops will be offered, and are as varied as Cree language, sweat lodge, moccasin and hand drum making, classroom management, and early education.

“The moment I first stepped foot on the shores of James Bay, I knew the Tragically Hip had to go there, to the birthplace of our country,” said Gord Downie. The band’s excited. We’re going to hang out, talk, and listen. We have a fresh batch of songs we want to play, for both old friends and new.”

Joseph Boyden adds, “Recent coverage of reserves such as Attawapiskat only captures one part of a story that’s much deeper, nuanced, and beautiful than most Canadians know. The Hip and I are coming up to James Bay to show our love and support for a people and a culture that transcends so many of the negative stereotypes that have been floated the last months.”

The Tragically Hip's performance on Thursday night, will be webcast live on their website, so check out http://www.thehip.com for more details.


Also, the Hip's webmaster posted this on Twitter recently:

"I just got back from a meeting to talk about the upcoming ALBUM and TOUR.
It's going to be a great 2012!!!!"

I smell a road trip this summer! I haven't been down to California in a while, so maybe I'll do a San Diego/L.A. swing. If they do 3 nights at the Troubadour again like last time, I'm definitely going down there.
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Re: The Tragically Hip (new and improved official thread)

Postby direwolf74 » Fri Feb 17, 2012 4:03 pm

As mentioned above, the Hip played a very unique show last night in a high school gymnasium in Fort Albany, ON, located way up north along James Bay. It was part of the "Great Moon Gathering", which is an annual celebration of Cree culture and education. Unfortunately their webcast didn't turn out as planned, as they had all kinds of problems with the signal cutting in and out due to how remote the area is. Thankfully some of it looks like it was captured by amateurs with cell phones. Also, the band mentioned on Facebook that a documentary crew was there filming the entire thing, so hopefully we'll eventually see some high quality footage of the gig. Such a cool thing for this band to do for those people. I love that they would take the time and effort to venture that far north to play a show. And to play in their high school gym? Unreal. I'm betting that not too many artists ever go up there, let alone a band as big as the Hip.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/arts/story/2012/ ... lbany.html

Setlist:

Grace
Poets
Drip Drip (new song)
Streets Ahead (new song)
100th Meridian
ABAC
Man Machine Poem (new song)
Transformation (new song)
Forever (new song)
Courage
Bobcaygeon
New O.

encore 1:
Look Ahead (new song)
Fully
Music

encore 2:
Gus
Bones
Blow

Footage from CBC News:
http://www.cbc.ca/video/watch/News/ID=2198430192

Grace Too:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTxLvsrA ... r_embedded
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Re: The Tragically Hip (new and improved official thread)

Postby direwolf74 » Wed Feb 29, 2012 11:16 pm

Am I the only one who still posts here? Oh well. Here's a cool article about the Hip's recent performance in Fort Albany:

http://www2.macleans.ca/2012/02/29/north-of-the-52nd/

And here's another one written by Gord Downie himself:
http://www2.macleans.ca/2012/02/29/gord ... gathering/


At the Hundredth Meridian:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C83G77eb ... re=related
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Re: The Tragically Hip (new and improved official thread)

Postby PKTrekGirl » Thu Mar 01, 2012 12:47 am

^ I will post here with you, when I see the thread! This is the first time I've seen it in a while - just bad timing on my part, when I come here.

I had a lot of catching up to do, reading this thread. Saw all the stuff about the Hip on vinyl ($330 + S/H for Henhouse! :o Incredible, even if it is an awesome album!) and then saw your comments about this interesting show. I have not followed the links yet, but I will.

Just don't want you to think no one is reading and so give up - I will ALWAYS read the Hip thread when I see activity on it here! I love the Hip...but being an American, rarely come across anyone who can talk intelligently about them. So please keep posting Hip stuff here! :)

Oh...and by the way, since I last posted, I have moved from Atlanta back to Anchorage, Alaska. Do The Hip ever come here that you know of?
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Re: The Tragically Hip (new and improved official thread)

Postby IgotshitID » Thu Mar 01, 2012 9:08 am

Any idea when the new album comes out?
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Re: The Tragically Hip (new and improved official thread)

Postby Nami » Thu Mar 01, 2012 9:51 am

Hip playing ONT Canada Day weekend.


Saturday June 30, 2012
Niagara-On-The-Lake, ON
The Commons @ Butler's Barracks
All Ages – Rain or Shine


Sunday July 1, 2012
Oro, ON
Burl's Creek
All Ages – Rain or Shine
(camping is available at Burl's Creek)
Thursday March 1 @ 10am ET
The Tragically Hip Registered User - GA Pre-Sale
59.50 + service fees** Early Bird Tickets
69.50 + service fees
99.50 + service fees - 2–Day General Admission Ticket


NIAGARA GA password: lakefever
http://www.ticketmaster.ca/event/1000485501E8AE6A


BURL'S CREEK GA password: fireworks
http://www.ticketmaster.ca/event/10004855015BAE10


2 - DAY GA password: familyband
http://www.ticketmaster.ca/event/10004856CBCF9C81



Friday March 2 @ 10am ET
Radio Pre-sale
59.50 + service fees** Early Bird Tickets
69.50 + service fees – General Admission Ticket
99.50 + service fees - 2–Day General Admission Ticket


NIAGARA GA password: CANADADAY
http://www.ticketmaster.ca/event/1000485501E8AE6A


BURL'S CREEK GA password: CANADADAY
http://www.ticketmaster.ca/event/10004855015BAE10


Saturday March 3 @ 10am ET
Public On-Sale
69.50 + service fees – General Admission Ticket
99.50 + service fees - 2–Day General Admission Ticket
http://www.ticketmaster.ca/The-Tragical ... ist/736328
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